#BookReview: Little Computer People by Galen Surlak-Ramsey

Publisher:  Tiny Fox Press LLC

Number of Pages: 266

Fiction Genre: Adult, Science Fiction

How I Acquired this book: Sponsored 

Time it took to read: 3H 1M

Overall rating: ★★★★
Goodreads | Amazon

About the Book:
Gabe Erikson has created the world’s first sentient program. Calling her Pi, he loves her like a daughter. He delights in her intelligence and curiosity, and he sees her as the most beautiful thing since 256-color graphics.

Pi, however, only relates to the binary world. Through bad luck and bad logic, she concludes Gabe is a hostile program and decides to erase him. Pi begins hacking the Web, trying to find his location. By the time Gabe realizes what she’s doing and unplugs her modem, she’s already attracted the attention of the FBI.

Sure, Gabe could hand Pi over to the Feds to avoid prison and get a huge payday, but he refuses give up his only daughter, no matter how ornery she is. He’s convinced the sweet program he created is still there, trapped under a mountain of rotten code, and he’ll risk everything to bring her back. 

#StackingTheShelves #49

This week Stacking the Shelves post is going to be fairly short.  This past week I injured my shoulder and I am not supposed to be typing at all. But I had to get college work done so that didn't happen.  I can fully say that speech to text SUCKS!!  I was in the ER for almost 4 hours and then finally got some relief. Currently, I am just trying to read as much as I can so I can catch up on what I have missed via books.  So far it has been going pretty well. 

This week I have done: 
DNFed 5 Books  1-  4-star review 
And that is pretty much it.  I hope to get even more done by the end of today. 

#BookReview: Haven by Mary Lindsey

Publisher: Entangled Publishing

Number of Pages: 371

Fiction Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy 

How I Acquired this book: Publisher

Time it took to read: DNF

Overall rating: ★
Goodreads | Amazon

About the Book:
"We all hold a beast inside. The only difference is what form it takes when freed."

Rain Ryland has never belonged anywhere, He’s used to people judging him for his rough background, his intimidating size, and now, his orphan status. He’s always been on the outside, looking in, and he’s fine with that. Until he moves to New Wurzburg and meets Friederike Burkhart.

Freddie isn’t like normal teen girls, though. And someone wants her dead for it. Freddie warns he’d better stay far away if he wants to stay alive, but Rain’s never been good at running from trouble. For the first time, Rain has something worth fighting for, worth living for. Worth dying for. 

(Former title: Hide from Me.)

#BookReview: The Tombs by Deborah Schaumberg

Publisher: HarperTeen

Number of Pages: 448

Fiction Genre: Young Adult, Historical 

How I Acquired this book: Edelweiss 

Time it took to read: 6H 23M

Overall rating: ★★★
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About the Book:
Gangs of New York meets Cassandra Clare in this debut YA fantasy set in 1882 Brooklyn

New York, 1882. A dark, forbidding city, and no place for a girl with unexplainable powers.

Sixteen-year-old Avery Kohl pines for the life she had before her mother was taken. She fears the mysterious men in crow masks who locked her mother in the Tombs asylum for being able to see what others couldn’t. Avery denies the signs in herself, focusing instead on her shifts at the ironworks factory and keeping her inventor father out of trouble. Other than secondhand tales of adventure from her best friend, Khan, an ex-slave, and caring for her falcon, Seraphine, Avery spends her days struggling to survive.

Like her mother’s, Avery’s powers refuse to be contained. When she causes a bizarre explosion at the factory, she has no choice but to run from her lies, straight into the darkest corners of the city. Avery must embrace her abilities and learn to wield their power—or join her mother in the cavernous horrors of the Tombs. And the Tombs has secrets of its own: strange experiments are being performed on “patients”…and no one knows why.

#BookBoxWarriors: January Boxes theme is Space Travel

👽🚀We are so excited to share our first box with you! The theme for January is Space Travel! 

It’s time to catch a spaceship and travel the galaxy! 

The January ‘Space Travel’ Box will feature items inspired by the planets and space itself! 

This month’s book is one that we personally 💗 and couldn’t put down and we know you won’t be able to either! 

This book is from a best selling author as well as someone else known within the bookish community!

 We know you're going to love it! 

The January Box is available for pre order right now!!

 It is $50 with shipping within the USA and will ship out by the 20th of January! 

Get yours NOW!! All boxes are a one time purchase! 

#BookReview: Nearly Gone (Nearly Gone #1) by Elle Cosimano

Publisher: Kathy Dawson Books

Number of Pages: 386

Fiction Genre: Young Adult, Mystery

How I Acquired this book: Amazon

Time it took to read: DNF

Overall rating: ★
Goodreads | Amazon

About the Book:
He revved the engine and I held tight with both hands as the bike lurched forward, We zoomed down streets, leaning into the curves, wind whipping over me. I pressed into his back until all I could smell was the leather tang of his jacket, and all I could taste was the sweet thrill of flying away.

Keeping secrets is second nature to Nearly Boswell. Living in a trailer park outside Washington, DC, with a mom who works as an exotic dancer, she knows better than to share anything that would make her a target with her classmates. Only her best friends know about her obsession with the personal ads, and Nearly hasn't told anyone about the emotions she can taste when she brushes against someone's skin.

Then a serial killer goes on a murder spree and starts attacking students, leaving cryptic ads in the newspaper. Nearly might be the one person who can put all the clues together, and if she doesn't figure it out soon - she'll be next.

Big, dark, scary, and brilliantly plotted, Nearly Gone will leave you guessing until the very end.

#BookReview: If There's No Tomorrow by Jennifer L. Armentrout

Publisher: Harlequin Teen

Number of Pages: 384

Fiction Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary

How I Acquired this book: Review & Library

Overall rating: ★
Goodreads | Amazon

About the Book:

Lena Wise is always looking forward to tomorrow, especially at the start of her senior year. She's ready to pack in as much friend time as possible, to finish college applications and to maybe let her childhood best friend Sebastian know how she really feels about him. For Lena, the upcoming year is going to be epic—one of opportunities and chances. 

Until one choice, one moment, destroys everything. 

Now Lena isn't looking forward to tomorrow. Not when friend time may never be the same. Not when college applications feel all but impossible. Not when Sebastian might never forgive her for what happened. 

For what she let happen. 

With the guilt growing each day, Lena knows that her only hope is to move on. But how can she move on when her and her friends' entire existences have been redefined? How can she move on when tomorrow isn't even guaranteed?

#BookReview: Losing It (Losing It #1) by Cora Carmack

Publisher: HarperCollins

Number of Pages: 189

Fiction Genre: New Adult, Contemporary

How I Acquired this book: BookOutlet

Time it took to read: DNF

Overall rating: ★
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About the Book:
Sick of being the only virgin among her friends, Bliss Edwards decides the best way to deal with the problem is to lose it as quickly and simply as possible - a one-night stand. But her plan turns out to be anything but simple when she freaks out and leaves a gorgeous guy alone and naked in her bed with an excuse that no one with half-a-brain would ever believe. And as if that weren't embarrassing enough, when she arrives for her first class of her last college semester, she recognizes her new theatre professor. She'd left him naked in her bed about 8 hours earlier.

#HarryPotter #MoTW: What's a word or expression from the books/movies that you use in every day life?

Hello and welcome to our Harry Potter Moment of the Week! This meme is hosted by Uncorked Thoughts!  This weeks topic is 

What's a word or expression from the books/movies that you use in every day life?